... Caidecott in Christmas num. ilo's hers.. 'There are many other pictures, serious belr and comic, a complete story by Mr. Thomas thei Hardy, called A Group of Noble Datmes,' and the a. big coloured plate, in which Sir Frederick cinl Leightoniadds Desdemrona ...

... and also thc Nummud; or Eastern Bed, used by her brother, Sir Robert Kerr Porter, during all his r travels.-A bust of Sir Thomas Hardy, presented by AV. Behries; Esq.-Yhe shin and skeleton of a ebhampsnzee, presented by Capt. T. G. Down, ?? Snow Harris then ...

... Rathborne, in Thomas Hungerford Holdich, William James Galwey, ,d Fieerdcll Savile Shepherd, William Henry Haydon, of Alexander Burness M'lardy, Cecil Cholinely Muir Mackenaic, Frederick Hamley Faevkes, John Grieve Hall, 10 Thomas Gracey, IHenry Hardy Cole, ie ...

... Viscount Melbourne iln I)owning-street. The il Dukeof Wellington, Earl of Aliaito, Lord ifill, Sir c] Hussey Viviani, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Har- Cihtigg, and other commissioners, were present. o At 4t pmrerous meeting of' the inhabitants of Hayes, ...

... of conspiring to ma nufacture a will, purporting to he that all kin, of James Hatfield; of Barnantofts. sidered Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, the Deputy-Keeper of the ?? el Records, and one of the Royal Commissioners on Historical much s2 Manuscripts, died ...

... the H arhtotir,, itrevdedl by the h'~~L.Alert, soti I Acor-n. 'Thec ('Vhsibimit wtill go ant tin Li Anttha'.,-Si r 1, Thomas Hardy lint hmeetn ?? in the restituent , I,. of' thtaships. ?? will probei bly swill mi Weadnesday. wvit r. 'I'ie Lurd 1High ...

... Smsyth, Esplanede House Academy, Portsca. A marriage ha~s been arranged between Mrr. J, Spooner Hardy, secondl surviving son of the lat Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Warwibk-asqare,anld Henrietta Georgina~ eldest, daughter of Captain Henry G. Hanmilton, R.N a ...

... havin~g the of1 rmiir lte Regimient on board and three line-of- n bottle shipit. supposed to be the Wellesley, (Sir Thomas tnt Hardy), Windsor Castle, and Gloucester, were seen e off Cape Finisterre. These ships would reach the Tagusae sboat the 27th ...

... great. I reat friend and comrade, Thomas Hardy, was atiU living. It t is no less thsnl08 years ?? he was born, and almost a ( . centur (y181) sinoe he entered the navy. Nelson im- ] perilld his own life to save Hardy'a. They were both at i at, Vinceut ...

... fleet, andi failing to do sO reP th turned to porr, wholre he etruck his lle::. di THE PASSINGl ODF THdE ADIVIRALS. A Sir Thomas Hardy succeeeded Admniral sa1 Keprnel, Captain ];emnpenfeldt (af~terwvards U1 Admreial Eernpenfe~ldt, who perisined in the IIE ...

... for Barbadoes on the 23d Oct.-The Blossom arrived at Pernambuco on the 12th of Oct. from Bahia; Creole (Cornmodore Sir Thomas Hardy) sailed from Rio Janeiro on the 9th of Sept. for Bahia. . Capt. Aslerv, of the .Martin, is pron)otedl to the rank of Post ...

... Upon the arrival of the vacht in the River, i her Majesty was steered ashore to the Dock-yard at rWoolwich, by Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Her M1a- jesty who appeared in excellent health and spirits, was mucfi afleted by the enthusiastic loyalty'shewn by all ...